Kensington Palace has responded to claims made in a new documentary about Princess Diana, addressing the allegations surrounding the late royal and her life in the spotlight.
The palace has spoken out amid speculation that Prince William may be involved in a documentary ahead of the 30th anniversary of Diana’s death next August.
The statement was issued after a source alleged that the Prince of Wales had received multiple proposals ahead of the milestone anniversary.
A Palace spokesman told the Mail, "We wouldn't comment on how the Prince of Wales will mark the anniversary."
The source had told the same outlet, "William has been approached with many offers and is thinking hard about what he wants to do."
No information has been revealed about the proposals currently under consideration.
Prince Harry in talks about projects commemorating Princess Diana’s legacy
Prince Harry has also reportedly been in talks about projects commemorating Princess Diana’s legacy ahead of the milestone.
According to reports, the Duke of Sussex approached several of his mother’s friends and family members about appearing in a commemorative film.
A source close to Harry told The Telegraph, "The duke has discussed a number of possible projects to mark the 30th anniversary of his mother Diana, Princess of Wales's passing.”
It added, "Nothing has been finalised or confirmed, and he is still considering the most meaningful way to honour her legacy during this important anniversary year."
There has been no official confirmation of a particular project yet.
Earl Charles Spencer revealed in his latest book, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, that a nephew had approached him about taking part in a documentary about the late princess.
To note, Prince William and Prince Harry appeared together in the 2017 BBC documentary Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy, but a repeat collaboration next year is considered unlikely.
The brothers have remained estranged since Harry and Meghan criticized William and Catherine during their 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview, with Harry later making further remarks in his memoir Spare and subsequent interviews.
